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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-02
Il.dcons IN Every Guisc.
"R0BORO.''
Five ThousaHti Caso1 Cured With
out FeilureinN Single Instance.

out Feilureine Single Instance.
A rusiLNr preventive and iufailiblc pmcdy
n iof tiilil s and FEWER u contains 100 raj.
ninc - mincr'l oi an Kind. but f. oonp.~cd Of
can hc administered tu lnisnts With perfect I'm.
puniiy u l. not puHnt,c. but D. nn excellent
system irom Tie BEGINNING Not ono p.ron H.
thousand ins slRslc. lhill inter cumincnc,ng is
nee. "Rnluu' T. pHl ~ w pint bottles. and ~
S 1' Sa q @ 40 ana nGi liz iarga 5la 70
tco that n diryyt.onsah followed two bottles will
prnmuly rrr my urc of tl.lls nnl igycr. only
one bltuc Is necessary TOT IcrHuns from eight T.
twelve year Of nfy. one h.vlc will curc several
childrn under tight year ~ Ggc.
iSnrbbrrf Ve' ~. d SSs-,,cs,fs Icvl, [
ncnncit Your ui my children. between The ages ui
i've AMI ten year.. toscth,r with ny lrothCr ami
months. during which time The usual p'Mcdy. Ont
nine, WIS administered without L,ucLriIl ttults
Alter hearing ~ The wonderful Gums accomplished
ny inmlly aud mot uuc u. The slg g,cr had Eins'c
out exception 10 ,cr1 bci ,6Iil and igyyr remedy
that know nn!thlugoi Respectfully: ,,.,.
oi the arm Of Hc1ri & krcc. Tdbsce6i'.t,
Gl'ulani. lluyl,unn county w. October ~
lNh. NCsse. lewis & lguuHit Ninr uf my chl..
dpn had chilli aud fever % The .im, time. The
usual wmwll, guluiuc urH Hduiu'I rcl without
ncnc,t Mot thgmT Mcr, promptly end crcctnaIly
fpr,.iiully. =. TtIu4 gTATTa
Norwood. Nelson county Va. October - is-i -
Mcssu irWh * icuu,tt ~fYyful ~ my friends
AMI bal SVEN c1se.~f ,hilll Hnd icfut We dis
Ieusrd with The usual r'GHtiHr Lul uscl nothing
Iut "i'phuHl which r"fifHi lu thorough cum
iu caeh cI.r Nuu Will ubirc i5 forwarding me q
oasC 81 went, .1ur louics lup..iiully,
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b. Is'fmisiYu 90 The flllHWIu ietauiili bufnss
men ~ lfu..hug uh," 10th % thr mluuinr
tuurar "buiuru' rnNp usli. 10 fUr the ast twelve
lurs y. e. NBu.un. lr Mayor uf t,urhburf. J.
". lycy. UlshlCI ttuplu National iHuk Alipu Vs.
NilrV, HHlIHr tlrt National lHuk ChnfiHs W
PROV IoWni.lnurt Revenue. John Z Fdwafis
prrstdlnt ruissrrp seiHfiHu
n y0u ounuut pr|tfW "l.Hluru' ~ your drug
Elst, r'rli uf 30 and Ur will forward two bottles
Ia your lpsi depot " rtr. str'iur.
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NnuulnTtUT.rs. Iyurhhurn Va
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A Democratic Appeal.

Correspondence Of The Appeal
The Democratic executive committee Of
this. the Third judicial district Of Missls.
sippi, met at Batosville. Pamela county today,
October 81, 1857, pursuant 10 call Of the
chairman. The meeting was vol attended
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nrnmm.n.l,- Natural Leaf

Tho only pure chow OF mild tobacco
made. None genuine unless the word
"Drummond" N stamped ON each tag.
Look at Il before you buy.
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non .AIr nv

VAN NLLIT = GO Memphis. Tenn.
4 EENkthT a 90 Memphis. Tom.
a. 49, luNE4 a 60 Memphis Tenn.
q IAN~f1ELp & co. Memphis Tenn
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

No Gia6, R.-Chhnccry Court Of shelby county
John League. administrator. etc, Of William II
Pryor, deceased, W. H. W. lTyur ct al, and li5u
h. D. n Blackwell q A. ". W. r. Pryor q al
ny virtue Of an interlocutory decree for sale en-.
tered IN the above cnuscs on tho 9Th day Of juno
ton Ia the highest bidder. IN front ~ the Clcrk
and Masters Office, II the Main stfyet cntnancc n
the court house Of shelby county, Memphis. Tcn
ncsscc, on
Saturday. November ne, 1887,
within legal houfs tho following described prnn&1
~, situated IN shelby county. Tcun.. towiL
One certain irnct OF parcel OF Land In sectinn
sid county beginning az tho snuthwo-t Curner q
n tsi ~ i00 acre Tract decided 10 q. X. duncan anI
~ " nuncnn by r. r. aud a J. Goldsby on the Ia
day oi May. isGi. ut stake IN Raleigh and 10
dolph rad - links south aud ~ degfuos wCt Of .
white oak marked II 7. o." running thoncc south
% degrees west 81 an elm marked 'h a." thcnde
north bdegfcCs c1st "a chains sud NJ links % Etako
an elm ID g. with black SUN and hlrkory point
en- thence north ~ dcFfus, west "a chains aud u
Inks Oa stake In The Raleigh and Randolph mad.
n links north, nv degrees cost ~ sweet ruml
marked ~" thence south g7dcrrrcs, west ohains
aud e links ~ y stake In the mad thcnco soutll
49, doErct~. wost ii chains aud o. links 10 the b.
ginning. continuing gi3 20 iunlug hUlng The samt
tract oi land conveyed BY " y. duncan " a. \.
Duncan, and recorded IN the Registers once a
shelby county, IN book 81. pare So
Terms ~ snlc.Oua crrdltoi seven aud thiflcon|
months in equal payments pufrhhst exc uung'
notes Bearing int,htt from date With approved
nccuriiy, aud lien ntnlncd 70 fccuru Iaym,nt
4 !. MCDOWELL, CLERK aud Master
ny " nmdlcy, r. G. and NJ.
Bcnrl Clapp. Mycm a hnccd, John iotEucl
John Mclirooks, T. W. brown. Taylor q Carroll,
soliclton
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Com wrAturu is coming. Make "a trial
Of spliut coal. l.. NJ PATTERSON ~ Co.,
u.s .YYtuI Street
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HEALTH II WEALTH - Dr. DsaureEnrd'.
Tonic mud Ner,ine, The Great
French specific.

NERVOUS DEBILITY In all 10 stages. mental
~ aud physical depression fpcfmniorfhcn, by.
pochnudfin kcfility. ncnmigin. hystcfin inchracty
Tor study % business, paralysis Impotence Cpilcp.
~ los OF memory, soitcnlng oi the bniin, and ~
diseases ui the nervous system may be fndiCalI
cund In either aeN Ny the nee OF this unCNCcllct
pvnamtlUn. ~ u uhiur ~ ftirrmc impoftano Z
- ute appropriate Treatment fof the cure II NC
aud Ncfyinr, after many year trial IN Europe, -
proved iuiallibc n taken accurlinF 10 directions
which arr anNCd 90 each bottle. One box equal i
one months treatment; will curr ruccnt ca~
Price si.OO a box, OF slx boxes for 5000. go
BY mail prepaid on nnccipt OF price. We FnanniR
ak boxes 10 cure any case With Cth order -
guarantee 70 return tho money n treatment do
not eject cure. A HOntcft a Co. Druggists, soI1
agents for United States. 10 and ms Main stru<<
Mgmuhla Tenn.
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MvLronD buys old gold.
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LOTS WILL BE SOLD ON
Monthly Payments
IF DESIRED.

s~BEGIN Getting a Home by paying small
amounts each month. Begin getting rich by
putting your savings into real estate that will surely
increase in value. The management Of the Chick.
asaw Land Company win spare no effort to make
Prospcc, Park the most attractive residence dtric
In the South.
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Rnntnro Radically Cured

without The use Of the knife or hlndomnco 10 ba1f
mess, by the soft pad truss aud our new ircatmcu<
HydrUoCle and yarcocele permanently our:
tfisscs lifted 20 males Qf females aud sAisiAction
guaranteed Gall OF addru,s
4 NOBLE N. D..
e jefferson ~ Memphis, Tenn.
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KNIVES. forks, spOOnA Muliord's.
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For plas and particulars apply a, ONCE Of thS
Company.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-06-09
HUMOR OF THE DAY.

Out Of seasonal empty pepper box -
Merchant Tidreler.
A battle half lost is battle half won
for the other fellow. LIFE.
Any man can make raise as long as hc
has an umbrella. - Boston Bulletin.
Is woman loudly dressed when her
garments rustic as she walks2--B Boston
Courier.
Is the man who keeps the accounts Of
a phrenologist head bookkcepcrl- Bos-
ton Buiictin.
The man who looks on the wine when
it is red, usually wants TO make the town
red, too. - Boston Courier.
We have noticed that il doesn't make
much difference where mule is reared
lie is at home with his heels anywhere. 49,
Burlington Free Press.
A Florida man says that alligators
never have and never will bite n human
being. That's all right, but it isn't very
pleasant TO be swallowed whole. Dakota
BeU
A Haverstraw woman, who believed
there was good luck" in having bird
fly in house, chased n canary bird in,
and in doing so upset and broke a ten
dollar looking glass. Midiletown Mer-
cury.
The natives Of Hindostan are credited
with making the first fiddle. They called
it "ravnstron. A fiddle in this coun-
try is never called "ravanstron, but il is
sometimes called an "infernal nuisance. "
--Ro1ri,toioR HerdH.
We are told that in Burmah "a mans
rank is known by the umbrellas he is al
lowed to carry, the King limiting himself
to twenty-four." 1t must be as good as q
circus TO see the King going through the
streets carrying twenty four umbrellas -
especially if there is a high wind at tho
time. One umbrella is about as many as
n civilized man can wrestle with on
stormy day. ROrristO,oR Herald.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-06-09
the soNo or rHe MoseJlro.

HUM huml I'm coming, ooul!lg.
Don't you hear me humming, humming,
Like some distant drummer drumming
His tired troops 20 sieepi
Rat-tat tat, and hum-hum hum,
Near, more near, 1 come, come,
With some 10 dine, TO sup with some,
With all feast 10 keep.
Hum hunt How noat you arel
Hum hunt How sweet you anel
Hum m! hum M Too sweet by farl
III daily for bit
Try YOU there, and try you here;
Taste your chin, your check, your car;
And that line OF forehead near,
Ere settling down 20 IT,
Hum! huml You can not say
sup and dine, and do not pay.
Behind me, when 20 away,
just here, and hero, and hero,
III leave n tiny, round, bright spot
A brand new coin laid down red hot,
In full return for all got
Ipay most dear, most dear.
Hum! huml I've suppcd, and rarely;
And YOU still are sleeping fairly.
. Hum.hum-huml We twain part squarely
All my dues / pay.
One more taste, and one more sip,
From your cyclid, from your lip,
Then away III ship-slSip skip
There's nothing moro TO stay for.
Grace d. Litchfcld, ia ST. Nicholas.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-06-09

A story, describing the unique plan by
which rogue was discovered amOug the
native troops Of British India, is told by
veteran English officer. A complaint
was brought TO him OF theft which had
just been committed in the barracks, to
the pcrpetrator Of which there was not
the slightest clue
The next morning, on parade, the
colonel passed along the line, giving to
each man in turn thin strip Of bamboo,
and when all were supplied, he said,
with solemn emphasisi "My men, there
is a thief among you, and Brahma has
revealed to me q way Of detecting him.
Come forward, one by one, and give me
your bamboo chips, and the guilty man,
do what nc may, will have the longest" 4"
The soldiers, not little startled at this
mysterious threat, obeycd without
word; but, before the first dozen had
fled past, the colonel suddenly seized
one OF them by the throat, and shouted;
"You are the man"
The IIindoo fell upon his knees and
whined out confession OF the theft,
while his terrified comrades salaamcd to
the ground before the dread Sahib, 70
whom Brahma had given such terrible
power.
When they had dispersed, another
officer, who had been looking on in silent
amazement, exclaimed: ~ wish you
would teach me that trick, colouelTn
1T is a very simple ono, answered the
colonel, with a smile. "You see these
bits Of bamboo were al Of the same
length but the thief, fearing to get the
longest piece, bit of the end OF his, Just
as expected he would, and that is how
knew him"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-06-09
How They Fatten Cattle in Germany

''Talking about cattle said Charles
BOschcn, Of Washington Market. "you
ought to see the fat cattle raised on my
fathers farm near Brcmcrhavcu lie
sells two horses and five cattle every year.
and that is the income Of the place; aud
q good ono it is, too. The cattle are
beauties, i tell you, with great broad
humps. It seems pity TO Kill such hand
some beasts n
GLOW do they get them so fat?"
''For three years they let them pick up
the best they can, and prcciOus little they
get. But at The end OF the third year
they feed them once q week ON bran and
lct them into q white clover Geld. That
clover IS six inches tall and it never grows
any taller. You can sec it put fat on
their ribs. When thcyaro four years old
and fun Of that clover flesh the English
markctmcn come along and their ewes
twinkle as they sec them They quickly
pop them on % steamship and over the
channel they bob. ~ Nel6 Yort SIM
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-06-09
LABOR CoNGRESannuk
Opening Session of tho X. OF L.. Min
crs' COnVentiou.

cr,' convention.
The second annual convention OF the Ma
uonal District Assembly No. 1876, Knights OF
Labor, Miners and Mining LaborcrS, con
venedat l0A A. in Knights Of Labor Hall
Cincinnati, o.
w II. Bailey, q; Shawnee, District Master
Workman, presided, and Lewis James, OF
New Straitsyillc, acted as Secretary.
Committees were appointed on Credentials,
law, Grievances, State OF tho Order, Dis
tricting, Rules aud Regulations, Finance and
Legislation. Two sessions Will bo held daily
during tho week.
The present convention will have before IL
for consideration tho following resolutions,
adopted Mt minors meeting held at Coal
Blrn, Pa. May 2s3d. 1881, whore the address
Of the Joint Board of Arbitration was read:
Resolved, That wo ,lcMand OF tho officers
Of National District Assembly 1856, that they
join hands with tho National Federation
and bring the miners OF southern and central
Illinois into tho field in order TO establish the
Columbus scale, and that this resolution 10
given 10 the press and sent 70 tho General of
tcers OF said district
District Master Workman Bailey positively
refused 20 bo candidate for 10 election, and
r. w. Pine, OF Missouri, J. ID. Conway OF
Pennsylvania, and Robert Lyon, OF Kansas,
are talke,l of to succeed him. Eighteen States
and Territories arc represented 10y delegates
I'm the convention.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-06-09
Rees and I,ad ndnrs.

An amusing instance Of the dislike Of
bees to bad odofs, says writer In an
English agricultural paper, came under
my notice some years ago At the time
in question there was in my fathers gar
den plot of early potatoes some distance
In front of a spot whore stood several
hives. Early in the season the rocks
commenced to help themselves 10 the
potatoes, grubbing the young tubcrs out
OF the ground, and doing so much mis-
chief that some had to be shot, and the
dead body OF one was impa'cd i'm the
middle of the plot as warning and ex-
ample to the rest. Soon after this most
unaccountablc fury took possession Of
the bees No ono dared 10 approach
them, for they attacked and Instantly
put slight every person OF animal which
venturcd into the garden. This went on
for some days, with most unpleasant re-
suits, and the bees were fast becoming n
nuisance in the ncighbOrhood when the
mystery was accidcntallycx explained Some
ono happening 90 pass by the impaled
roOk ia the evening discovered the cause
and centre of all the mischief Every
exposed part of the poor birds body. cspc-
cially about the mouth and eyes, was
literally brietling with thc sting of hun
drcds of bees, which lmd sacrificed them
selves in vain and gcnscless revenge
upon It's offensive presence. AS the little
creatures always die from the injury
caused by the loss of sting, tho dcsuuc-
tiOn must have been considerable among
the bees. who, in this case, fell victims TO
their own extreme scnsitivcness of smell.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-06-09
YerY Disslnnied.

There arc telling iu Boston OF two or
three Japanese students of rank who
have been in the habit OF dining each
sunday 40 the residence Of ono of the
solid citizens OF the Hub. ON recent
sunday one was absent, aud when The
host asked why. one OF thc guests said
solcmnly Oh he cannot come lie
very. very dissipatod p The host thought
70 best not 90 mako any furthrrinquiry at
the time, but after The meal ha vcnturcd
~ ask the same Young imam in private
'You ny Mr Niu shi Is not wellf'
"No, hc not we'll hc very diss.pltcd. +"
Gle hasn't been drinking" 0h mo-.
MOI iIc mo- drunk "Not gamblner'
tNo. mol IIo no gGmbIc." "M1rT aet
what hc has been doing. then" "Oh.
he very dissipatcd Ilc cot sp1nQco
cake alice time he an broke up now"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-06-09
DEATH IN AWFUL FORM.
A Calamity That Robbcd Norwc.
CLAN OF Home and Family.

Information has been received from Man
uel, twelve miles north OF Graud Forks
Oak, Of a terrible calamity which occurred
Friday
During The absence Of Bokken, n Norwc
gian, at a ncighbor's house. Mrs. Bolikcn and
two children, nged respectively thrco
and four years, were left at home Tho
mother had occasion 10 leave the houyc, anil
Ipon returning found that the room in
which she had left the children was on fire.
Quickly snatching the younRv.t child Mrs
Bokken mndc a rush Tor the door, i1 doing
which she upset the kerosene can, the oil
igniting and setting fire TO her clothes She
succeeded in getting out DOORS wherc she lay
down with the chid ia her arms, and both
were literally roasted to death. Tho other
child bu 'Ied 10 death iu the house.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-06-09

New Workers are complaining agains
the common practice OF leaving carts,
trucks and wagons I'm the street over
night, thus converting these thorough
fares into the uses Of stable. The evil is
greatest iD the tenement house neighbor-
hood below Fourteenth street, but the
streets in tho upper part Of the city, aud
even Broadway, suffer from the nuisance.
These distractions are a source Of much
inconvenience in various ways and afford
lurking places for thieves. 49, CAicaqo
Than
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HUNGARY INUNDATED.
over 90, 600 Families 1cnderd Home.
lcss

Efforts OF thousands OF worlmcn FOR three
days and In" use OF tons uppn tons OF stones
and earth hnvo not proved snnlricnt tn stop
the gap in the Kigiiza 4 kc in tho submerged
district Of Hungary II cannot oven l,c snid
that the rush OF water has bo"n sensihly loss
encl II is agreed ON 10y hands that the hurst
Ing Of the dixie is due to culpntlc neglect on
the part OF the Government which has often
been warned of its weakened condition
The distress in Hungary increases hourly.
Numerous lives have been lost aud entire
hords OF cattle have been drowned at
MRkow. The flood reached Czamad country.
and fully 10000 acres Of wheat land will
soon bc inundated. Czongar'l is submerged
1t is calculated that 10000 families have been
ruined by floods.
The ii"od has reached Mako, Szegedin and
Hclc. There is great distress in those towns.
Thousands of men mo working with untiring
energy 10 repair tho dikcs. Piles had been
driven twenty seven feet into tho sand aud
fastened together with strolg chains yet al
ter few hours rush the water has torn them
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-06-09

The report of a. A. Carlton and William
II. Bailey, Of the General Executive Board
OF tho knights of Labor who were sent hero
To investigate the coke strike, has been com
plctod IL was sent 10 tho headquarters no
Philadelphia last night
The report reflects creditably upon tl,o
two members OF the Board who wcrc
specially assigned TO decide whether tho
strike should bc declared just or illegal.
They made thorough study OF tho case A.
viewed from both sides before they drew rp
their final conclusions Their decision is that
tho strike Is illegal, and while they do not
summnrily order the men back 70 work, they
recommend that srch shall loo their course
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Cattle very slow. a shade better than last
weeks closing prices Saturday and Sundays
receipls. lti head. shipments, 0l2 head
hoRs hrm, SATURDAY and sundays reccipte
dtS0 head shipments e0O head; Phiiadel
pnias, g 60 % Yorkcrs 70 sJto qU. com.
mon and light, 20 ~ co. 5j.p pigs. efto 90
sheep active. 10 20 ID cents higher than last
weeks closing prices Saturday and Sunday
receipts, 800 head shipments, ,iUO head
HERHs ISLAND YARps. Cattle-Choico
heavy ChicaRos, G2I to 3 30; medium
weights. a. - 10 80 common to fair light
steers, e. - to uO Fr,,h cows sold well
AZ 60 % 60 - u, hut thcro worr uumler
iu the pen unsod hci at 80 90 to 1UW
calves were shglry higher no 90 Co. com
mon ~ prime bulls, = 3 90 &C., and stngs and
dry cows at ~ 90 &C.. Receipts, jit
head last week 59i head
Sheep Spring lomhs 20 &C.; ycarlings
- 80 - 55 Sheep 81 ~ 90 5O; scal0wags
sold az g. 90 to ~ ger head Receipts. g1i
head last week, .k5 head
Hogs-Best Oh.os and Chicagos, s. 90 o.
so Receipts, ~ head; last weok, 2Jl
head
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-06-09
a SUMMER SONG.


Yea, now the Summer is in the land,
Made fair with the day and glad with the
night;
btruck into song by the sea on the strand.
Run mad with the flowers and the hour
delight.
And the white sails shake on the purple
deep,
Like the simmer OF stars on the Winter
sky,
While the world wakes out OF its snow-clad
sleep,
And hills and wales re-echo the cry:
LO, now the Summer Is in the land
All, love, thou knowest as none else know.
What Winter was mine in days long
dead;
What shadow Of ice and gloom Of snow
Lay on my heart like the hand OF dread.
But now as clasp thee and call thee mine.
Mine by these kisses that burn thy face,
AS long as the sun and the stars may shine,
Mine TO the uttermoSt bounds OF space,
know the Summer Is i'm the land.
w. y. Henderson.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-06-09
smallpox ~ CUBA.

A letter from Santiago dc Cuba; dated May
"a, Hys: At this writing $50 cases OF small
poX arc known by the civil authorities TO ox-
ist, and IL is estimated that fully 100 more are
being treated by charlat0ns. The death sin tho
city from the lst to the 21th inst numbered
forty, not one of the vict rs having been
vnccinntcd.
The disease has appeared at Guantanamo,
and doubtless will spread to all Cuban ports.
Tho masses are ignorant blacks, superstitious
and inclined to prayer rather than vaccina-
tion.
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LOST IN a CYCLONE.
A Steamer Goes Down With 78O
Passengers on board.


Passengers on hoard.
II has been proved beyond doubt, by the
picking up Of tho Captains chest, TINT the
steamer Sir John Lawrence was lost in the
recent cyclone of Calcutta coast The
steamer carried go passengers, and II Is
believed tho whole number wore lost The
largest part of the passengers, nntiye ladies,
were going to Juggernaut in Orissa, 10 cello
brate the Juggcrnaut festival. The catastro
phe has cast a gloom over tho Hindoo com.
munity and all the bcgt families are IN
mourning FOR relatives or friends who were
among tho passenger.
Manufacturing Notes
The Junction Iron Works Mt Mingo. Ohio.
Is running in all departments
Mont Alto Furnace. Mont Alto, Franklin
county Pa, blow IN on sle ist inst
A company has hcen formed 10 nanufac
turo fire bricl, at Duck Hin Mississippi
A AlOOton blost furnace is 10 bo erectoI at
Bristol. Tennessee. as soon as possible.
ivauhoc Fmnacc. Virginia, iIlbe changed
10 coke furnace during the summer
White Rock Furnace, Virginia. will be
changed % n wnrm blast and enlarged dur.
ing the summer
The nutand bolt factory ot Cnioutown.
Fayeito county viii Pc put in operation ms
soon os new patterns oro obtained
AL the stock Tor the building Of tho tbiri
furnace at Gadsien. Alabama, has been sub.
eoribcd Work, it ssaid, win bo commenced
shortly
The Illinois Central Railroad Company
have lct The contract io build their bridge
acros7 The Ohio river ut Cairo 20 the Union
Bridge Company Buffalo. 10 wiz c0stobolt
10000
Tho glass factorics at BcIlevoruon, Pa, are
running full. They have secured sufficient
gas to run the three melting furnaces from
The fifth well and havo now commenced the
sixth well, on Maple creek, Washington
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